What made the Craig Fairbrass Feature Mirror Wall at his London residence so unique to design?

The Craig Fairbrass Feature Mirror Wall was a bespoke architectural project tailored specifically to his private residence. The uniqueness lay in collaboratively designing it to maximise natural light and spatial perception, making it a true focal point. We achieved this through precise CNC processing and careful installation, ensuring a seamless, high-end finish that complements the luxury interior.

Can CreoGlass create a similar custom mirror wall for my home, even if it's not a celebrity residence?

Absolutely. The principles behind the Craig Fairbrass Feature Mirror Wall – enhancing space, light, and aesthetics – are applicable to any high-end residential project. We specialise in bespoke mirror solutions and work closely with every client to design, manufacture, and install a mirror wall that perfectly suits their individual home and vision.

How do you ensure a seamless finish like the one in the Craig Fairbrass project for custom mirror walls?

Achieving a seamless finish, as demonstrated with the Craig Fairbrass Feature Mirror Wall, involves meticulous planning and execution. Our process includes precise site surveys, expert CNC processing for perfect panel fit, and skilled installation teams who focus on clean sightlines and minimal gaps. We use premium materials, like low-iron mirror glass, to ensure clarity and a flawless look.

What is the process for designing and installing a bespoke architectural mirror like the one featured in Craig Fairbrass's home?

The process begins with an initial consultation to understand your goals, similar to how we worked on the Craig Fairbrass Feature Mirror Wall. This is followed by detailed design and surveying, precise manufacturing using advanced techniques, and finally, expert installation carried out by our specialist teams. We guide you through each step to ensure your custom mirror installation is a success.

PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

Craig Fairbrass Feature Mirror Wall

A bespoke floor-to-ceiling antique mirror feature wall designed, manufactured and installed for the London home of actor Craig Fairbrass, transforming the entrance hall with precision-crafted architectural mirror panels.

Project Overview

Bespoke Antique Mirror Wall for a Private London Residence

When Craig Fairbrass and his wife Elke wanted to introduce a striking architectural feature into the entrance hall of their London home, they visited the CreoGlass showroom to explore bespoke mirror finishes and layout options. After reviewing several samples, they selected a premium Nubis Antique mirror finish combined with a symmetrical tiled design to create a statement wall extending from floor to ceiling.

Following a detailed site survey, every mirror panel was manufactured to the exact dimensions of the space before being professionally installed on site. The completed feature wall reflects the natural light entering through the large roof lantern above, adding depth and character while maintaining the softer appearance that antique mirrors are known for.

This project demonstrates CreoGlass's ability to deliver bespoke architectural mirror installations for luxury residential interiors, combining careful planning, precision manufacturing and expert installation.

Completed floor-to-ceiling Nubis Antique mirror feature wall in a private London residence — The completed floor-to-ceiling antique mirror wall, designed as a full-width architectural feature.

Full-height antique mirror panels reflecting natural light from the roof lantern — The tiled arrangement was proportioned to create consistent joints across the full height of the wall.

Antique mirror feature wall viewed through the contemporary entrance hall — The mirror installation increases the perceived depth of the entrance hall while complementing the existing interior.

Nubis Antique mirror sample selected during the project consultation — The selected Nubis Antique sample provided a softly aged silver appearance without producing an overly reflective finish.

Entrance hall wall before installation of the bespoke antique mirror panels — The original wall was surveyed and prepared before the bespoke mirror panels were installed.

CreoGlass project handover following completion of the antique mirror feature wall — Project handover following the completion and inspection of the bespoke mirror installation.

Scope of Works

Showroom design consultation
Antique mirror sample selection
Detailed site survey and measurements
Custom tiled panel layout
Bespoke mirror manufacture
Precision edge processing
Specialist site installation
Final inspection and client handover

Technical Highlights

01

Floor-to-Ceiling Coverage

The mirror installation was designed to occupy the complete wall area, creating a continuous feature from finished floor level to ceiling.

02

Balanced Panel Layout

Individual panel proportions and joint positions were planned to produce a symmetrical tiled arrangement across the wall.

03

Controlled Antique Finish

Nubis Antique mirror was selected to soften reflections while retaining the depth and light-enhancing qualities of mirror glass.

04

Precision Installation

Consistent spacing and alignment were maintained throughout the installation to preserve clean horizontal and vertical sightlines.

Design & Installation

Creating a Full-Height Mirror Wall Without Overpowering the Interior

The objective was to create a strong architectural feature across an entire entrance wall while maintaining a balanced relationship with the surrounding interior. A conventional clear mirror could have produced reflections that felt too sharp within the space, so both the finish and panel layout required careful consideration.

The Challenge

Balancing Scale, Reflection and Panel Alignment

The installation extended across the complete width and height of the wall, making panel proportions and joint positions highly visible. Any inconsistency in the layout would have interrupted the symmetry of the feature.

The mirror also needed to respond well to the large roof lantern above. The finish had to reflect natural light and increase the perceived depth of the entrance hall without creating an overly bright or visually repetitive surface.

The Solution

A Survey-Led Layout Using Nubis Antique Mirror

CreoGlass carried out a detailed site survey and developed a tiled arrangement specifically around the dimensions of the wall. The layout was planned to maintain consistent horizontal and vertical joints while creating a balanced composition across the room.

Nubis Antique mirror was selected for its softly aged silver character. Its controlled pattern reduces the intensity of direct reflections while still distributing light through the entrance hall. Each panel was manufactured to the surveyed dimensions and installed carefully to preserve accurate spacing and alignment.

Finished Result

A Feature Wall Designed to Complement the Architecture

The completed antique mirror installation now forms the focal point of the entrance hall, introducing depth, texture and reflected natural light without dominating the surrounding interior. The carefully selected Nubis Antique finish creates a softer, more elegant appearance than a conventional mirror while maintaining the spacious feel that architectural mirrors are valued for.

Every panel was manufactured specifically for the property following a detailed site survey, ensuring consistent joints and precise alignment throughout the installation. The result is a bespoke feature that integrates naturally into the home while demonstrating the level of planning, manufacturing and installation required for premium residential interiors.

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